The Hoxworth Blood Center teams up with the Cyclones for the largest annual blood drive in Cincinnati, with incentives like T-shirts and event tickets for donors.

Ohio mail carrier Jason Thompson was suspended without pay after posting about safety concerns during a snowstorm on Facebook. He criticized USPS's lack of action and was later told he could return to work.

Demolition begins on the University of Cincinnati's Crosley Tower, a Brutalist structure named after alumnus Powel Crosley Jr. The process will be incremental, focusing on safety and minimal impact.

Cincinnati police are investigating a homicide after Marcus Wilson, 41, was shot and killed in Winton Hills, marking the area's fifth shooting this year.

Springfield Township issued guidelines for residents to aid snow removal, suggesting shoveling snow to the right of driveways and asking for patience during cleanup.

The Cincinnati Fire Department shares its winter response efforts, including adding chains to vehicles for icy conditions, and asks the public to avoid unnecessary travel.

The Dark Energy Survey, with over 400 scientists worldwide, focuses on mapping the cosmos and understanding dark energy, including contributions by physicist Jessica Muir.

Loveland issues guidelines to prevent and address frozen pipes, advising residents to keep house warm, let faucets drip, and to safely thaw pipes with warm air if freezing occurs.

Phil Santoro, a serial entrepreneur, supports young business innovators and invests in education, demonstrating the value of tech simplification and resilience in entrepreneurship.

The University of Cincinnati is conducting a trial on non-opioid treatments for post-stroke headaches, using ropivacaine and dexamethasone to reduce pain and opioid use.

The University of Cincinnati is hosting its fourth high school Ethics Bowl with a record participation of students from 24 schools, emphasizing ethical discourse over winning arguments.

Professor Steven Tuck's book details the survival stories of over 200 individuals who escaped the eruption of Mount Vesuvius, challenging traditional narratives of the disaster.

Forest Park Police are searching for 14-year-old Domingo Pablo-Perez, reported missing since January 19, and may be experiencing a mental health crisis.